A Smart IoT Framework for Climate-Resilient and Sustainable Maize Farming In Uganda
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2025
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Abstract
This study provides a framework that incorporates the Internet of Things
(IoT) technology into maize farming activities in Central Uganda as a solution
to various challenges including climate change, sub-optimal resource use and
low crop yields. Using IoT-based modeling and simulation, the presented
solution recommends cost-effective and efficient approaches to irrigation, crop
yield improvement enhancement and prevention of drinking water loss while being
practical for smallholder farmers. The framework is developed in a manner that
is appropriate for low resource use regions by using local strategies that are
easily understandable and actionable for the farmers thus solving the issue of
technology access and social economic constraints. Research in this area
brought to light the promise that the IoT holds for the evolution of
agriculture into a more data-informed, climate-smart sector, contributes to the
much-needed food in the world, is economically viable, facilitates sustainable
rural development and is a huge step for the agriculture modernization of
Uganda.
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| Authors | Nomugisha Godwin; Dr Mwebaze Johnson |
| Journal | arXiv |
| Year | 2025 |
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